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Moreover, many of these sites must handle many millions of HTTP clients each day. For this demonstration, Cisco chose the Avalanche to simulate multiple HTTP clients and the Reflector to simulate HTTP servers. XA-Suite's advanced bi-directional access allows architects to rapidly link distributed information from hundreds of application and data sources, while using a drag-and-drop user interface that creates aggregated XML views that can be exchanged via Web Services, EJB, or HTTP clients. |
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